Kobe Brown’s Grit and Skill Ignite Clippers’ Summer League – But Can He Overcome a Lingering Injury?

Brown finished with 14 points, four rebounds and four assists in 20 minutes.

He did not disappoint Friday, producing 23 points and 11 rebounds.Brown is entering his third season with the Clippers and the team is eager for the 2023 30th overall draft pick to make an impact. He’ll make .65 million this season and will have a qualifying offer for next season at .7 million.Niederhauser blocked four shots and had 10 rebounds. He used his seven-foot frame as a deterrent and displayed why the Clippers drafted him out of Penn State.

Niederhauser blocked four shots and had 10 rebounds. He used his seven-foot frame as a deterrent and displayed why the Clippers drafted him out of Penn State.

Niederhauser blocked four shots and had 10 rebounds. He used his seven-foot frame as a deterrent and displayed why the Clippers drafted him out of Penn State.

“He did everything he was supposed to do,” Castleberry said. “He was great with rim-protection, changing shots and I just thought he was good.”Advertisement“He’s just got to continue to do what he did tonight,” said Clippers assistant coach Jerry Castleberry, the team’s Summer League coach. “Play great defense. Make the right reads. We’ve been talking about it all training camp. Get in the paint, draw two, make the right reads and if they put a small on him, he showed his ability to be able to score against a mismatch tonight and doing it the right way — quickly, getting downhill, not dancing, just getting straight to the point.This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.AdvertisementMiller has been given an opportunity to show the Clippers — and any other team — how the Summer League is useful for him.